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CATALOGUE OF THE
Twenty - Th i k d
Public Sale
lnijX)rtant and Valuable Collections of Coins,
Medals and Paper Money, the properties of a
Prominent New York Collector, now deceased,
and of the Rev. F. M. Bristol, D. D., of Wash-
ington, D. C., Bishop of the M. E. Church.
INCLUDING AMONG MANY ITEMS OF INTEREST
Choice American Colonial*, United States Gold, a “150 Gram,
Rutherford County" Betchler $5.00; U. S. Silver Dollars of 1838,
1839, 1851, 1852 and 1858; Silver Proof Sets from 1855 to 1883,
inclusive; U. S. Pattern Coins in Gold, Silver and Copper, including
1836 Gold Dollar and a "Stella. ”; Dollar by Barber, 1878, with
standing eagle; Foreign Gold, including some Rare Roman Aureii;
a very large and choice collection of Foreign Silver with many rarities
in British pieces; U. S. Fractional Currency, and an unusually good
collection of Medals of all ages and countries. ,
All to be sold without reserve, at the Collector’s Club, 24 West
I wenty-sixth Street, New \ ork City, on
Saturday, January 16th, 1909, at
2 o’clock in the afternoon.
Daniel R. Kennedy
Auctioneer
I he Coias, will be on exhibition at the Club, on the
day of sale, between the hours of 9 a. m. and I p. m.
Catalogued by
l 1 1 O M A S L . E L D E R , Numismatist
Thirty-two East Twenty-third St., New York City
Telephone 5899 Gramercy. Registered Cable Address : "Ranfurly. New York*
SIZES OF COINS AND MEDALS
in this Catalogue given in Millimetres
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Abt. — About.
D. — Pence.
Dif. — Different.
F. — Fine.
Fa. — Fair.
O.— Good.
U. S. Mints are designated as follows:
C. — Charlotte. O. — New Orleans.
C. C. — Carson City. S. — San Francisco.
D. — Dahlonega. Without Letter — Philadelphia.
PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING
Coins and medals are sold at so much per lot and no lot will be sepa-
rated The auctioneer will accept an advance of 1 cent up to 50c., then 5c.
up to $2.50, when 10c. advance must be bid, up to $10, when no advance
under 25 cents will be accepted. You can bid anything up to 50c., after
that the bid must be 55c., or 60c. Such offers as 51c., $1.01, etc., are
unavailable.
Auction sales are strictly for cash. Parties unknown to me and bidding
for the first time, must give bank or other reliable reference.
Forward your bids as early as possible, as thousands of bids have to be
entered. Do not make ridiculously low bids, such as 10 and 15c. on foreign
silver coins worth several times over as bullion. Write your bids plainly,
with a pen if practicable. I have taken special pains to carefully and fairly
describe each lot.
Where the number of pieces in a lot is not given after the description,
there is but one piece in the lot.
The coins, etc., in each lot are different unless otherwise described.
Be sure you bid on the lot you wish to buy.
All coins, etc., are genuine unless otherwise described.
My charge for executing bids will be 5 per cent. No charge made for
bidding except for lots actually purchased Remit by money order or New
York draft, as the usual exchange fee will he deducted from checks.
We will price your catalogue for 75c.
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ABBREVIATIONS
L.— Left.
Lib. — Liberty.
Obv. — Obverse.
Oct. — Octagonal
R.— Right.
Rev. — Reverse.
Unc. — Uncirculated.
V. — Very.
Var. — Variety.
V ar. — Varieties
W. M.— White Metal.
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AMERICAN COLONIALS.
(1652). Massachusetts. N. E. Shilling. N. E. Rev. XII.
Crosby P. 45-2. About fine. Very rare.
1652. Massachusetts. Oak-tree Shilling. Crosby PI. I. #
9. Fine and very rare.
1652. Massachusetts. Pine-tree Shilling. Large plancliet.
Crosby PI. IT-1. Very fine. Rare.
1652. Massachusetts. Pine-tree shilling. Large plancliet.
Same obverse as last but reverse has a bushier tree with
thicker trunk and roots. Slight plancliet defect at edge.
About fiue. Rare.
1652. Massachusetts. Pine-tree Shilling. Large plancliet.
Crosby PI. 58-16. Sliaht crack near edere. About line.
1652. Massachusetts. Pine-tree throe pence. Crosby PI.
24. Fine. Rare.
1662. Massachusetts. Oak tree Two pence. Crosby PI.
48-12. F. to V. F. Rare.
1662. Massachusetts. Oak tree Two pence. As last. Abt.
<■ fine. Rare.
1722. Rosa Americana Penny. Rose uncrowned. Fine.
Ra re.
1722. Rosa Americana farthing. Uncrowned rose. Very
fine. Very rare.
1723. Wood’s Half Penny. Fine.
1773. Virginia Half Penny. Fine.
1783. Washington Cent. Small bust. Verv good.
1783. Maryland. Annapolis Six Pence of Chalmer
rare. Good.
(17)90. Baltimore. Standish Barry three pence.
Rev. value. Slight scratch in rev. field. Very line. Ex-
tremely rare.
1786. New Jersey Cent. F. to V. F.
1786. New Jersey Cent. Very good. Variety from last.
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1787. Fugio Dollar (Pewter). “Curency” variety. Cros-
by PL VIII-15. Uncirculated. A gem. Very rare.
1787. Cent. Fugio. “United States.’ ’
1787. Conn. Cents. Bust to left. Fine.
1787. Conn. Cents. Similar, one double-struck. V. G. 2
pcs.
(1791). Kentucky. Half-penny. Edge lettered. Y. fine.
A light olive. Rare.
UNITED STATES GOLD.
1795. Eagle. Liberty head. Rev. standing eagle. Very
fine. Rare.
1795. Half Eagle. Similar types. Extremely fine, sharp.
Rare.
1800. Half Eagle. Good, but holed.
1806. Good.
1796. Quarter Eagle. Draped bust of Liberty to right and
date beneath. Field blank. Rev. Eagle, 16 stars, “Unit-
ed States of America. ’ ’ Very fine. Very rare.
1856. Dollar. Brilliant proof. Very rare.
PRIVATE GOLD.
(1834). $5. Obv. “C. Bechtler, Assayer.-* Rutherford
County.” Rev. “North Carolina Gold. Vr 5 Dollars.
20 Carats. 150. G. Parts of the piece are weak-
ly struck, the figure 5 not, showing, otherwise the piece is
very good. Extremely rare. About seven known. Rec-
ord for an extremely fine specimen $785. (My Sale of
Oct. 7th).
(1834). $1. A. Bechtler. “27 G.” Fine.
1849. $5. Mormon. Clasped hands. Rev. All-Seeing
Eye. Extremely fine. Rare.
1849. $2 Vi:- Mormon. Similar types. V. Good. V. rare.
UNITED STATES SILVER.
DOLLARS.
1795. Flowing hair. Three leaves under each wing. Curl
touches top of star. About uncirculated. Rare.
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1795. As last. Very good.
179(1. Small letters in legend. Extremely line.
1798. Thirteen stars. Small Eagle on clouds. Fine, Rare.
1798. Thirteen stars. Heraldic Eagle. V. Good.
1799. Six stars. The stars small. Very good.
1799. Six stars. The stars large. Nearly uncirculated.
1800. Dotted date. Very good.
1800. Perfect date. Very good.
1802. Perfect date. Uncirculated. Rare.
1803. Lower part of 3 double-cut. Very line.
1838. Gobreeht type. Rev. Hying eagle. Brilliant proof.
Extremely rare.
1839. Similar type. Brilliant proof. V ery rare.
1850. O. Very fine.
1851. Proof. Extremely rare.
1852. Proof. Slightly rubbed. Very rare.
HALF DOLLARS.
1803. Good.
1805. Slight scratch. F. to V. F.
1806. Pointed 6. Very line.
1806. Two var. 1 holed. G. 2 pcs.
1807. Head to left. Uncirculated. Rare.
1807. Fillet. Short 7. Fine.
1807. 1808. Good. 2 pcs.
1808. Uncirculated.
1809. Close. 50c. Ex. line.
1809. Wide. 50c. Good.
1810. Broken die. V. Good.
1811. Rev. has die break. Unc.
1811. Perfect date. V. G.
1812. Wide. 50c. Unc.
1812. Closer. 50c. Abt. F.
1813. Close 50c. Fine.
1813. Wide 50c. Ex. fine.
1814. Close 50c. Ex. line or unc.
1814. Wide 50c. Abt. F.
1815. Abt. Uncirculated. Very rare.
1817, over ’13. V. G.
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UNITED STATES SILVER
1818. Open-top 8’s. G. Bare.
1818. Close 50c. Fine.
1818. Wide 50c. Abt. Unc.
1819, over 1818. Uncirculated.
1819. V. Fine.
1820. Good.
1821. Abt. uncirculated. Close 50c.
1821. Wide 50c. V. G.
1822. Uncirculated.
1823. Abt. Uncirculated.
1823. V. Good.
1824. V. Fine.
1825. Uncirculated.
1825. Good.
1826. Ex. fine or Unc.
1827. Unc., may have been proof.
1827. Ex. fine.
1828. Ex. fine. Large date.
1828. Small date. V. G.
1829. Ex. fine to Unc.
1829.
1830.
1832.
1832.
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1833.
1833.
Fine.
Unc.
Ex. fine.
\7. Fine.
Abt. Unc.
Abt. Unc.
Fine.
Very good.
Uncirculated.
99
1834.
Large date. Unc.
100
1834.
Small date. V. F.
101
1834.
Fine.
102
1835.
Nearly fine.
103
1836.
Ex. fine to Unc. Edge lette
104
1836.
As last. V. F.
105
1837.
Ex. fine to Unc. New type.
106
1837.
V. F.
107
1837.
V. F.
108
1837.
V. F.
109
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Abt. Unc. Bright.
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1838. Line.
1.839. Bust. \ . Good.
1839. Lib. std. Lx. fine.
1840. Lx. tine.
1841. (). Uncirculated.
1842. Small date. Uric.
1843. V. Line.
1844. Lx. tine to Luc.
1847. Lx. tine.
1848. Lx. fine.
1849. Lx. tine.
1850. Proof. Very rare.
1874. Lx. tine.
1877. S. Une.
1893. Columbian. Line.
1893. Columbian. Abt. tine.
yiJAKTLRS.
1790. Good, litt re. Date fine.
1800. V. (rood.
1800. 1807. V. Lair. 2 pcs.
1818 over 1815 ( ?)• Abt. Une. Bare.
1818. Good.
1819 and ’21. G. 2 pcs.
1825 over ’23. Abt. F.
1831. Abt. Une. Small letters.
1831, ’34 (no period). G. 2 pcs.
1831, ’34 (period). Y. G. 2 pcs.
1835. V. U.
1830. Y. Line.
1835. ’30. Y. G. and L. 2 pcs.
1837. Lx. fine to Une.
1838. Good.
1838. Lib. std. Une.
1853. Arrows. Line.
1801. Line.
1878. Lx. fine.
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TWENTY CENTS, DIMES, ETC.
1875. Twenty Cents. Ex. tine.
Dimes. 1821, 1827, 1833, ’34, ’35 (2). V. G. 6 pcs.
1836, ’37 (2), ’38 (0), ’53, arraws, ’77 (S), ’78. V. G.
to V. F. 7 pcs.
HALF DIMES. 1794. Ex. fine. Rare.
1795. Die broken. Very tine.
1796. Struck over 1795, the figure 5 showing plainly
under the 6. Extremely tine. Extremely rare and valu-
able.
1795, 1829, ’30, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36. G. to V. G. 9
pcs.
1829, 1833 (2), 1837 (2), ’38 (stars), ’42, ’43, ’51 (O), ’52,
’53 (2), ’54, ’55, ’58, ’59, ’60. Mostly tine. 17 pcs.
Five Cents Nickel. 1872, ’73, ’74, ’75, ’76, ’83, (no cents—
5). Mostly fine. 14 pcs.
Three Cents Nickel ’65, Silver ’62. F. 2 pcs.
UNITED STATES PROOF SETS.
1855, $1, .50, .25, .10, .05 and .03. Bright. V. rare. 6 pcs.
1857. $1, .50, .25, .10, .05, .03 and .01. Rare. 7 pcs.
1858. $1, .50, .25, .10, .05, .03, and .01 (latter Unc.) Slight-
ly rubbed. Very rare. 7 pcs.
1859. $1, .50, .25, .10, .05, .03 and .01. 7 pcs.
1860. As last. Scarce. 7 pcs.
1861. As last. Scarce. 7 pcs.
1862. As last. 7 pcs.
1863. As last. The ceut a little rubbed. Rare. 7 pcs.
1864. with two varieties of cent, and 2c added, the 3c silver
and half dime rare. 9 pcs.
1865. As last. Rare. 9 pcs.
1866. With 3c nickel added. 10 pcs.
1867. As last. 10 pcs.
1868. As last. 10 pcs.
1869. As last. 10 pcs.
1870. As last. 10 pcs.
1871. As last. 10 pcs.
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1872. As last. 10 pcs.
1873. Old style. As last. Bare. 10 pcs.
1873. New style, with arrows. $1 (trade), .50, .25, .10, 5c
and 3c nickel. Bare. 7 pcs.
1874. As last. 7 pcs.
1875. with 20 piece added. Bare. 8 pcs.
1876. As last. Bare. 8 pcs.
1877. As last. Very rare. Slightly tarnished. 8 pcs.
1878. As last, both dollars. Bare. 9 pcs.
1879. 20c piece discontinued. 8 pcs.
1880. As last. 8 pcs.
1880. As last. 8 pcs.
1881. As last. 8 pcs.
1882. As last. 8 pcs.
1883. As last with 2 var. nickels. 9 pcs.
U. S. PATTERN COINS.
1836. Gold dollar. Cap surrounded by rays. Bev. “1 D”
in wreath etc. Bright proof. Very rare.
1836. Two Cents. Copper. Value in wreath. Bev. std.
Cagle and legends. Ex. fine. Has been proof.
1838. Half Dollar. Obv. has type of regular issue of 1840
with Liberty seated. Bev. a flying Eagle. Edge milled.
Silver proof. Very rare.
1838. Half Dollar. Large bust of Liberty to left, stars and
date. Bev. standing Eagle, legend and value. Edge mill
ed. Silver proof. Rare.
1838. Half Dollar. Same bust as lot 188. Bev. flying
Eagle as on lot 187. Die cracked. Proof. Very rare.
1854. Cent. Bust of Liberty to left and date. Rev. value.
Ex. line.
1854. Cent. Large flying eagle to left and date. Be\ . as
Iasi. Copper. Ex. fine. Bare.
1855. Cent. Similar to last. Bronze. Ex. fine. Bare.
1856. Cent. Obv. a flying eagle, legend and date. Rev.
value in wreath, and above it a broad shield. Copper
Nickel proof. Extremely rare and valuable.
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cA. (fl) 194
2-. 1 6 195
196
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1859. Hall Dollar. Longacre’s design. Liberty head to
right, legend and date. Rev. “V2 Dollar” in wreath. Sil-
ver. V. F.
1859. Half Dollar. Similar obv. Rev. “Half Dollar” in
wreath. Silver. Ex. tine.
1859. Half Dollar. Same obv. Rev. “50 Cents.” Silv-
er. V. F.
1861. (lent. Obv. head of Liberty to left. “Confederate
States of America, 1861.” Rev. in a wreath “1 Cent.”
Copper-Nickel. V. Fine. Very rare.
1863. Two Cents. “Head of Washington, God and our
Country.” Rev. value. Bronze. Ex. line. Rare.
1862. Ten Cents. “Exchanged for II. S. Notes.” In silver.
Extremely rare proof.
1870. Fifty, Twenty-five and Ten Cents. Head of Liber-
ty with cap and star on forehead to right. Rev. value in
wreath. Proofs. 3 pcs.
1870. Fifty, Twenty-five and Ten Cents. Head to right
with coronet. Similar reverse. Proofs. 3 pcs.
1870. Fifty, Twenty-five and Ten Cents. Head of Liberty
to right with band and star on hair. Rev. similar to last.
Proofs. 3 pcs.
1878. Dollar, by Barber. Obv. large head of Liberty to
left, with coronet. 13 stars, date, and “In God We Trust”
over head Head of type of Metric Dollar of 1879. Rev.
has an Eagle standing with open wings, facing left,” Unit-
ed States of America” and value “One Dollar,” “E. Plur-
ibus Unum” in old English over the eagle. Edge milled.
Extremely rare. Silver proof. Not in the Smith Sale.
Note— This identical piece was presented to its former owner
in 1878 by Hon. John Sherman, who stated on presenting it:
“Very few were struck and it is quite rare.”
£.^204
1879. $4, or Stella. Undraped head of Liberty to left,
date, etc. Rev. within a star, incused, “One Stella, 400
Cents” etc. Proof in gold. Very rare.
1879. Dollar. Metric, and Goloid. Metric originally
accompanying the “Stella.” Proof. Rare. 2 pcs.
fcri 206
7^ 207
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ytt 209
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UNITED STATES CENTS, ETC.
1793. Wreath, vine and bars. Crosby's 9 H. Fine to V.
line. Slightly nibbed.
1794 (2), ’95 (2 holed), ’96. Poor and fair. 5 pits.
1795. Thin planehet. “One Cent” low. Fine.
1797. Perfect! die. Nearly uncirculated. A light olive.
Rare.
1798. Small 1 100. Two varieties. Very good. 2 pcs.
1801. Blunt 1 in date. Fxtremely hue. Has some orig-
inal lustre but has been rubbed. Rare.
1801 (2), 1802 (2 var.), V. Fa. to G. 4 pcs.
1802 (2), ’03. Fair. 3 pcs.
1803. Small 1-100. Uncirculated, and has considerable
original lustre, but has been slightly rubbed with a piece
of chamois skin. Very choice.
1807 over ’6, 1813. Good. 2 pcs.
1809. Slight nick near edge. Uncirculated, but has been
slightly rubbed with chamois skin.
1814, T6, ’17 and ’18. Fair (1) to fine. 4 pcs.
1817. Fifteen stars. Very fine. Rare.
1819, ’20. Perfect dates. Fine. 2 pcs.
1821. A steel-colored Cent which has probably been a
proof. Has been rubbed with a chamois skin. Cost
$24.50 over 30 years ago. Very rare.
1837. Plain h. c. V. Fine.
1839, head ’40, silly. Abt. F. 2 pcs.
1840, ’41. Abt. fine. 2 pcs.
1844, ’51, ’52, ’55 (2), ’57 large and small. Fine. 7 pcs.
Various duplicate large Cents, 1795 and later, not consec-
utive. Average good (119 pcs.) and seven tokens. 126
pcs.
HALF CUNTS, etc. 1803. 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1809. V.
G. 6 pcs.
1825, ’26, ’28, ’29, ’32, ’33, ’34. ’35, ’50, ’53, ’53. Abt.
F. 11 pcs.
Foreign Coppers, mostly Russian. 1832 and later. Dups.
1 to 5 Kop. size. Very good. 60 pcs.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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229c
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Ancient Coppers. Judea. Mites of Claudius Felix, Alex-
ander Jannaeus, Valerius Gratius, Herod Agrippa. Good.
4 pcs.
Herod II, Herod the Great, Titus, A. 1). 70, Simon.
Good. 4 pcs.
Egypt, large copper of Ptolemy L, also Berenice, Byzan-
tine, Maurice Tiberius, Tiberius Constantine. Good. 4
pcs.
Anglo-Saxon. Styca Vigmund, Ethetred and Eanred.
Fine. Rare. 3 pcs.
Sierra Leone 1791 Penny, Liberia 1847 large 2c, 1788 Bar-
badoes, former 2 proofs, latter F. Rare. 3 pcs.
English Yod tokens, several Australian, two are proofs.
Mostly fine. 17 pcs.
France. Henry II and later, England, Mexico (1864 cen-
tavo), Ceylon and others, with a Turkish War medal, etc.
Mostly fine. Some rare. 101 pcs.
Russia. Nice lot of coppers, 1732 and later. Small and
large, many before 1850. A few dups. Good to Uncirc-
ulated. 27 pcs.
Foreign Bronze Medals. Leopold of Belgium and Louis
Philippe. “Inauguration du Chemin”; 1839, Russia,
Nicholas I. Both large. Fine. 2 pcs.
Columbus, Hufeland, Franklin, (Natus Boston), Luther,
etc. F. fo V. F. 6 pcs.
Luther Silver (dollar size); Chicago Fire, bronze medal of
Courthouse. Fine. 2 pcs.
FOREIGN GOLD.
1^,/rO 233 ANCIENT ROME. (B. C. 40). Julius Caesar, Aureus.
Naked bust to right. “Caes. Die Quar.” Rev. “Cos.”
etc. inside a wreath. Has evidently been used as a pin as
the edge is slightly nicked and scratch across reverse. The
obverse is very fine. Very rare.
- Augustus. (B. C. 25). Aureus. Bust right. “Aug-
ustus DiviL” Rev. a bull butting. “Imp. X.” Ex-
tremelv line. Rare.
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Tiberius. (52 A. I).) Hunt. Rev. Li via seated.
Type of the Tribute Penny. Aureus. Fine.
(A. I). 15). Claudius I and Drusus. Busts and names.
Aureus. Abt. Fine. Rare. Slightly scratched.
(60 A. I>.). Titus. Bust R. “T Caes Imp Vesp Cen.
Rev. Peace standing. Aureus. Abt. line. Rare.
(76 A. 1).). Hadrian. Bust R. and name. Rev.
Horseman. “Cos III.” Aureus. Abt. Fine. Scarce.
(121 A. I).). Marcus Aurelius. Bust Right. “M An-
tonins Aug. Arm. Parth. Max.” Rev. Justice seated.
Aureus. Uncirculated. Rare specimen.
(147 A. 1).). Lucilla. Bust R. Rev. Venus standing.
Uncirculated. Aureus. Rare. A gem.
1820. England. Geo. Ill Sovereign. Very line.
(1270-88 A. 1).). France. Philip the Bold. Crown of the
Lamb. Obverse a lamb with flag. Rev. Cross with lieur
de lis. About uncirculated. Very rare.
Siam. Gold bullet money size of Va and Vo tieals. V. F.
and Very Rare. 2 pcs.
1718. England. Geo. 1 Quarter-guinea. Good.
1851. France. Republic. Head to r. by Merley. Rev.
value. Qnc. 20 Francs.
1852. France. Louis Napoleon. 20 Francs. His bust
and “Louis Napoleon Bonaparte.” Rev. value in wreath.
Uncirculated.
1846. Rep. Central America V2 Escudo. V. F. Scarce.
(1343). Venice. Zechin of Andrea Dondolas, doge. V.F.
FOREIGN SILVER, COINS.
^ 247 Algiers. Dollar. V. Good.
j /6 248 Aquitaine. Richard The Lion Hearted. Penny. Good.
Edw. the Black Prince. Bust. Rev. Cross. ITardi. '»
u Fine; rare. 2 pcs.
/ — 248a 1623. Ferd. II. Thaler with bust. V. G.
249 1541. Austria. Ferdinand. Bust in armour mounted to
left, name, etc. Rev. Arms. Broad thaler. Abt. fine, but
loop removed from top. Rare.
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I486. Austria. Sigismund I. Bust. Rev. Emperor
mouuted. V. G., but loop removed from top. V. scarce.
(1630). Leopold and Claudia. Double crown. Busts.
Rev. arms. Very One. Choice.
Ferdinand and Klenora. Rare double thaler. Busts. Rev.
Arms. \ ery rare, and extremely hue.
1698. Leopold. Crown. Bust. Rev. Arms. Fx. F.
1707. Josephus. Rev. Arms of Hungary, etc. Thaler.
V. F.
1620. Ferdinand. Bust in ruff. Rev. Arms, as last. Tha-
ler. Fine.
1631. Austria. Ferdinand. Bust. Rev. Arms. Thaler.
Fine.
1755. Francis I. Medal. Bust R. Rev. Quadriga draw-
ing Emperor and Empress. “Incress Vienn,” etc. V. F.
Size 45.
1683. Leopold Archduke. Thaler relating to siege of Vi-
enna. Obv. Two eagles on a globe. “Imperum Murum
Austria,” etc. V. F. and rare.
1632. Leopold, Archduke. Bust. Rev. Anns. V. F.
1780. M. Theresa Thaler. Bust. Rev. Arms. V. F.
1796. Francis II. Brabant thaler. V. (1.
1845. Ferd. I. Thaler. Ex. fine or proof. Franc. 1 1 FI.:
Francis II. 14 Kr. for Brabant. Fine. 3 pcs.
1703. Brabant and Burgundy. Philip V. Crown. Fine.
Rare.
Besancon. Archbishops. (XIII Cent.) Denier, Brabant,
1598, *4 Thai; Brazil, 1866, 1,000 R. Fine. 3 pcs.
1660. Brunswick and Lunenburg. George William. Rare
Four Thalers. Bust with long flowing hair surrounded by
arms. Rev. Piety and Justice. “Pietate Et Justitia.”
Abt. flue, and very rare.
1686. Rudolph Augustus. Double-crown. Emperor
mounted on galloping horse, name, figure 2, incused. Rev.
Arms. “Remigio altissimi.” Two thalers. V. F. and
Rare.
1659. Christian. Louis One and a Half Thalers. Free
horse jumping over a field, mining scene, etc. Rev. Arms
and monogram. “Sincere et Constanter.” Abt. F. Rare.
for a ion sii.vkr
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1606. Augustus. ( oronat ion One and a Hall Thaler. 2
angels crowning him with wreath. “Aug Psti Augusta
Virtutem Kama Coronat. ” Rev. “ Aiesmitbedacht,”
value, arms, etc. Extremely line and very rare.
1653. ('li rist. Louis. A free horse. Rev. Arms. Thaler.
Abt. F.
1832, 1833. 2- 3d '1'halers. Geo. III. V. U. 2 pcs.
1829. Bavaria. Souvenir thaler of laid. 1. Proof.
1847, Thaler, 1846, Vi’ Thaler. V. G. 2 pcs.
1828. Lud. I. Souvenir rrhaler with 9 busts on rev. V.F.
1830. Bolivia 4 S, Brazil 300 R, 1865 and Va thaler sizes of
Leipzig, Schwarzenlmrg, etc. Several rare. Mostly F.
9 pcs.
1845. Bolivia. Peso. Fine.
1875. ('ambodia. Norodom I. Bust I. Essay of the
coining press of the king. By A. Brichaut. Beautiful
proof. Dollar size, and rare.
Carthagena. Siege peso, dated 1873. Fine, rare.
China. “Commercial” native dollar of Amoy. ('liinese
inscription and chop-marks. V. G. and rare.
1873. Chile. Peso. Fine.
1836. Central American Rep. Mountains. Arms. 8 R.
Fine.
1836. Another, as last. V. G.
Cologne, Thiery II (1417), Robert (1463), Constance (XV
Cent.). Arms. l4 Thai. size. F. and rare. 4 pcs.
England (Mercia). Burgred (862). Obv. Burgred. Rex.
Bust. Rev. “Mon. X. Dvdda” in three lines. Extreme-
ly fine and very rare.
West Saxons (925). Athelstan. Obv. “X. Aedel-
stan. Rex.” A little cross. Rev. “Earav, Three cross-
es,” “ndmo”, above and below three dots. Penny. V.
Good. Also copper styca of Eanred (808). V. G. Both
rare. 2 pcs.
Canute (1016). Obv. Bust. X. “Cnvt. Rex. X.
Anglor. ” Rev. “X. Eodpi-Nflv-nde. ” Large cross
cantoned of four dots. London mint. Penny. V. Good.
Rare.
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J. C 293
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•if 296
■£h 297
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Edgar. (969). Obv. “X. Edgar. Rex.”, a little
cross. Rev. “Nan,” three crosses, “Arnno.” above and
below, three dots. Penny. Fine and rare.
Aethelred II (978). Obv. Bust 1. “X. Edelred. Rex.
X.” Rev. “DXv-Hta-Neo-EV.” Large cross crossing
the retrograde legend. Penny. Fine and rare.
Edw^ard the Confessor (1042). Obv. bust with sceptre.
“Eadpard. Rex.” Rev. “X. Onhvlfoneofel.” Cross
cantoned of three V’s and a besant. Penny. Fine and
rare.
William the Conqueror (1066). Obv. bust facing. “Pill-
elm. Rex.” Rev. “X. Pvneonde.” Cross cantoned of
four circles in which are the letters “ P. A. X. S.” Penny.
Fine, scarce.
William the Conqueror. Obv. similar. Rev. “X. Hfpoi-
donpjm.” Pax penny. V. G.
Stephen. (1135). Obv. Bust crowned, holding a sceptre.
Rev. Cross cantoned of fieur de lis. Penny. Good, rare.
Richard, the Lion-hearted. (1189). Pictou denier. Fine.
Edward I. (1307). Pennies, Lincoln and Bristol. V. G.
2 pcs.
Edward III. (1377). Penny and groat. V. G. 2 pcs.
Henry II. (1189). Pennies, different. G. 3 pcs.
Henry III. (1272). Pennies, varieties, Id Henry II. 3
pcs.
Edward II. (1327). Pennies, Canterbury and London.
V. G. 3 pcs.
Henry IV. (1413). Groat. V. G.
Henry IV. (1461). Groat. Calais. V. Fa.
Henry V. (1413). Groat. Fine.
Henry VII. (1485). Sovereign penny. G. Rare.
Edward IV. (1460). Groat. V. G. also Henry VII Groat
2 pcs.
Henry Vm. (1509). Bust L. Groat. V. G.
Henry VII. (1509). Groat, also front face type. Fine.
Scarce. 2 pcs.
Henry VIII. Groat. Bust r. V. G.
Edward VI Crown. The king mounted to I, and date, 1552
beneath. Rev. Arms. About fine, and very rare.
FOREIGN SILVER
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^ 315
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^ 316
^ 317
/I 318
*Af 319
Fidward VI. Half Crown. Similar types. Fine and ex
tremely rare.
FMward VI. Shilling. Hood.
Philip and Mary (1555). Busts vis-a-vis. Rev. a harp. G.
Elizabeth (1601). Crown. Bust to I, in rulT, bolding scep-
tre, name, etc-. Rev. Arms. Abt. F. Very rare.
Elizabeth half crown. (1601). Similar types. V. Bine
and choice example of this very rare coin.
Elizabeth hammered shilling (2) and 6 pence. Two V. G.
3 pcs.
1644. Charles I. Crown. The king mounted to I, name,
titles, etc. Rev. Arms. “Quae deus Coniunxit. Nemo.
Separet.” Abt. fine and very rare.
Commonwealth (1653). Crown. Two shields “God with
us.” Date. Rev. Shield “The Commonwealth of Eng-
land.” Practically uncirculated. Superb and extremely
rare specimen.
Commonwealth half crown. Similar type date 1653. Abt.
F. arid very rare.
1658. Cromwell crown. Bust l.“ Olivar 1). G. R. P. Ang.
Sco. Hob. & Pro.” Rev. Arms. “Pax Quaeritur Bello,
1658.” Several minute nicks. Very fine and very rare.
One in the Wilson sale sold for $50.
1658. Oliver Cromwell shilling. Similar types. Proof.
Very rare.
Cast copy of the last in silver. V. G.
Commonwealth penny, V. G., Shilling of Chas. I. Fa. 2
pcs.
1658. Oliver Cromwell. Half Crown. Fine to V. F. V.
1
%
\
rare.
James 1 (1603). Shilling and 6d. G. 2 pcs.
Charles II rare crown. Date 1679. Bust r. Rev. Arms.
Edge lettered: “Regni Tvicesimo. Primo. Decus et
Tutamen Anno.” Extremely fine.
1662. Charles II Crown. Bust r. Similar type -, but the
edge lettered differently, reading: “Decus et Tutamen.”
Fine; rare.
1683. Chas. II Half Crown. Edge reads like lot 317. V.
fine and rare.
2#
FOREIGN SILVER
Ip 320
• 321
322
J. ‘I 323
• fS 324
•/fl 325
• /V 326
327
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• /0 320
.9° 330
331
(H 332
i. *U 333
334
J? j Z 335
J, *£. 336
7 337
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j t» 339
J\0 340
^ ^ 341
/ 1£ 342
1668. Charles II. Shilling with small head; 1684, shill-
ing with larger and older head. Superbly engraved piec-
es. \ ery fine. Rare. 2 pcs.
1675. (’has. II 6d, 1679, Maunday 3d, 1673, Maimday Id.
Fine. 3 pcs.
1687. James II Crown. Bust 1. Rev. Arms. Abt. line..
Rare.
1685. James II Half Crown. Similar types. Extremely
fine and sharp. Rare.
1687. James II shilling. V. F. Scarce.
1686. James II 6 pence and Maunday 2 and 3d. Several
fine. 3 pcs.
(1690). Mary groat with bust. V. G.
1691. William and Mary crown. Busts. Arms. Near-
ly fine and rare.
1689. William and Mary half crown. Similar types. Fine
and scarce.
1694. Wm. and Mary shilling, Fine; also Va crown (holed)
dated 1689. 2 pcs.
Undated pattern or commemorative six pence with busts of
William III aud Maria II. Fine and very rare.
William and Mary Maunday set, 1, 2, 3 and 4d. V. F. aud
Rare. 4 pcs.
1700. William III. Crown. Bust r. Rev. Arms. Very
fine, rare.
1698. William III. Half crown. Extremely fine. Rare.
William III Maunday set, 1, 2, 3 and 4d. V. F. Rare. 4
pcs.
1703. Anne. Crown with Vigo under bust. Fine to V.
F. Rare.
1707. Anne. Half Crown. Similar types. V. F.
1711. Anna. Shilling, good, 1703, 6d, Ex. line. 2 pcs.
Anna. Maunday set, 1, 2, 3 and 4d. V. F. Rare. 4 pcs.
1720. Gfeo. I. Half Crown. Abt. F.
1723. Geo. I. Shilling, with “S. S. C. ” (South Sea Co.)
rev.; also Id dated 1723. V. F. Rare. 2 pcs.
1736. Geo. II. Superb crown. Abt. Unc., proof surface.
Rare specimen.
1 746. Geo. II. Half Crown, with old head. V. F.
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353a
1758. Geo. II shilling; Ex. fine 17.57 6 pences (2). V. (i.
3 pcs.
1819. Geo. 111. Pistrucci crown. Ex. tine.
1787. Geo. Ill shilling; and 6d (3). Fine. 4 pcs.
Geo. III. Maunday 1, 2, 3 and 4d. V. F. Scarce. 4 [>oa.
1804. Bank of England Dollar. Proof. Very rare state.
1804. Another, holed, fair; 1805 Irish lOd token. Fine. 2
pcs.
1821. Geo. IV Crown. 1824, shilling. Due. 2 pcs.
1831. William IV. Half crown. Proof, slightly impair
ed.
1847. Victoria. The noted Gothic crown. One of the
most beautiful coins ever made. Brilliant proof. Rare.
Victoria. Gothic crown as last. Proof. Rare.
Victoria proof set of 1879. Half crown, florin, shilling, 6,
4, 3, 2, and Id, lA and *4d copper. Several pieces slightly
rubbed. 11 pcs.
1790. Evstadt. Beautiful double thaler. Throne. Rev.
Tree. line. Rare.
France. Louis IV. Penny. Temple, cross and name. V.
G. Rare.
1643. Louis XIII. Ecu. V. F. Rare.
1644. Louis XIIII . Bust with baby head. Ecu. Pine.
Scarce.
1750. Louis XV. Ecu with fine bust. Ex. F.
1769. Louis XV. Ecu. G.
Year 11. Rep. 5 Fr. Good.
Year 13. Napoleon I. 5 Francs. V. F.
Year 11. Napoleon as first Consul. 5 Fr. F.
1814. Louis XVIII. 5 Fr. G.
1823. Louis XVIII. l)iff. reverse with “5 F. ” V. G.
1831. Henry IV. Pattern franc. Ex. F. Rare.
1834. Louis Philippe. 5 Fr. V. G.
1849. Republic. 5 Fr. Fine.
1849. Rep. 5 Francs. G.
1852. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte. 5 Fr. with bust. V.F.
1856. Napoleon III, Emperor. 5 Fr. F.
1851. Rep. 5 Fr. V. G.
1856. Napoleon 111. Proof 5 Francs. Rare.
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FOREIGN SILVER
CP 37 1
C 372
. M 373
J/d 374
,2/4 375
£ ^ 376
. / 377
^ ^ (i '378
^.76 378a
Jb 378b
’ Jf. 378c
. £6 378d
VO 378e
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Qb 382
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1870. Republic. 5 Fr. Fine.
Formosa. Rebel dollar, with bust and inscriptions, also
counter-stamps. Very rare, and V. Fine.
1861. Frankfort. Double thaler. Fine.
Ancient Greece, xlegina. B. C. 600 stater, Sybaris, in
cuse drachm. Good. 2 pcs.
(B. C. 280). Suessa. Head of Apollo. Didrachm, Mas
icytus hemidrachm. V. G. 2 pcs.
(B. C. 354). Philip II. Tetradrachm with choice portrait
MM. a fulmen. V. Fine.
(B. C. 336-323). Alexander III. Tetradrachm. Good.
1875. Greece. 5 Drachma. Fine.
(814). German Empire. Charlemagne. Penny. Mono-
gram “Gratia Dei Rex.” Rev. “Ci vitas Cenomaries. ”
(Le Mans). V. F. and rare.
German medal. “ Wir Sind Gebruder, Gen. 13 V. 8.” Rev.
“Weil Uns Der Hoechste Noch,” etc. V. G. Size of a
Dollar.
1864. Guatemala. Dollar. Peso. Fine.
1872. Guatemala. Peso. Fine.
1866. H. Kong half dollar, Burmah, Rupee. Fine. 2 pcs.
1854. Hanover. Geo. V. Thaler. \r. G.
1883. Hawaii. Dollar. Unc.
ITALY. Venice, 1289. Peter Gradenigo. Ducat size. V.
F. , also (1362) Unban V. V2 groat, (1447) Nicholas groat,
Andreas Contarini (small), (1205) Peter, Doge (3). V.
G. 7 pcs.
(1471) Sixtus IV. Groat, Abt. F. (1485) Aug. Barbadigo.
V. small piece. (1566) Pius V, half-testoon (the last
Saint) with portrait. Fine. 3 pcs.
Gregory XIII. Testoon, fair (rare), also groat, Good and
Rare. 2 pcs.
1585. Sixtus V. Groat. V. G. Rare. Alexander VIII,
1689 Testoon with bust. Rev. Saint Bruno (found only
on the coins of this Pope). Abt. F. 2 pcs.
(1555). Marcellus II, broad groat. Reigned only three
weeks. For Ancona. F. and rare.
(1555). Paul I IV. Testoon. V. G. Rare.
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Francis Errizzo. Doge. Crown. Arms and cross. V.F.
and rare.
Alvisio Mocenigo. Doge. Doge kneeling. Scudo. Fine,
has small attempted puncture.
Silvestre Valerio. Doge. Scudo. Good, with Lion.
1634. Urban VIII. Scudo with bust. Rev. “Vivit Deus. ”
About Fine. Rare.
1645. Innocent X. Scudo with bust. Rev. “In Verbo
Tuo. Romae.” Abt. F. Rare.
1675. Clement X. Crown. Obv. Altieri Arms. Rev.
Porta Santa between statues “Dabit Fructum Suum in
Tempore.” .Jubilee piece. Rare. V. G.
1676. Innocent XI. Crown. Obv. fine bust. Rev. St.
Matthew. Fine, but loop removed.
1684. Innocent XI. Fine bust. Crown. Rev., in Latin,
“Thy right hand O Lord Hath Smitten the Enemy.”
Commemorating defeat of Turks before Vienna. Ex. F.
to Unc.
1699. Innocent XII. Half crown. Bust. Rev. “Prepare
the way for the Lord.” St. John in wilderness. V. F.
and rare.
1707. Clement XI. Bust left. Rev. Pope praying. “Do
ua Nobis Pacem.” Fine crown or Scudo. Rare.
1732. Clement XII. Testoon with bust r. Rare and V.F.
1754. Benedict XIV. Half Crown. Bust r. G.
1758. Francesco Loredano. Testoon. Unc. Rare.
1763. Lud. Mocenigo III. Crown. “I will be mindful of
thee Virgin Justina.” Abt. Unc. Rare.
1782. Pius VI. Crown. Bust r. Rev. Temple. “Ad
ventus Optimi Principis. ” Abt. F. Rare.
1818. Pius VII. Crown. “Auxilium de Sancto.” Vir-
gin with keys. Fine; scarce.
1825. Leo XII. Bust 1, by Cerbara. Rev. Church person
ified. V. F. Crown.
1830. Pius VIII. (Reigned only 9 months). Crown with
bust. Rev. “Isti Sunt Patres Tui,” etc. Fine and Rare.
1835. Gregory 16t,h. Scudo. With bust. Fine.
1621. Holy Roman Empire. Montfort. Hugo and John.
Arms. Crown. Fine. Rare.
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174o. Lucca. St. Martin and beggar. Crown. Fine.
1745. Lucca. St. Martin and beggar. Fine.
Etruria. Franc. Ill U> crown. Fair.
1877. Victor Emanuel. 5 lire. 1863 2 L, 1860 1 L. V.
G. 3 pcs.
1669. Liege. Maximilian. Crown. Bust. Anns. G.
Rare.
1823. Mexico. August 1. Dollar. V. F. Scarce.
1832. Mexico. Peco. V. F.
1824. Peso with hook-necked eagle. V. F. Rare.
1867. Mexico. Maximilian peso and half peso. V. Gr. 2
pcs.
1870. Mexico, ’72. Pesos. Fine. 2 pcs.
1837. Monaco (Monte Carlo) Honore V. 5 Francs. V.
F. Rare.
1619. Mansfield. Philip Ernest. Mounted Arms. Tha-
ler. V. (}. Rare.
1093. Norway. Christian V. Small thick silver trial
piece with bust. “Pieffort.” Very thick. Rare. V.G.
1815. Parma Maria Louisa. 5 Lire. V. F.
1826. Peru. Dollar. Fine.
1871. Peru. Sol. Fine.
1785. Prussia. Fred, the Great. Thaler. V. G.
1799. Fred. Wm. 21 Bz. A very rare piece struck for
Switzerland. V. F.
1814. Fred. Win. V. G. Thalers. 2 pcs.
1840. Fred. Wm. III. Double-thaler. F.
1861. Prussia. Wm. and Augusta. Thaler. V. F.
Rome. Marc Antony, head to r. “Ill Vir.” etc. Rev.
Marc Antony standing. “M. Antonius” etc. Fine, rare
type. Denarius.
Denarii of Aelius, Vespasian, Ant. Pius, Trajan. Denarii,
Mostly fine. One rare. 4 pcs.
RUSSIA. Peter the Great Rouble (undated). Very tine
and Scarce..
1729. Peter II. Splendid rouble with bust to r. Rev.
Arms. Abt. Uncirculated. Rare.
1730. Anna Ivanouue. Rouble with bust. Good.
1742. Elizabeth L Rouble with bust. Fine, scarce.
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1741. Ivan. 111. Bust r. M. M. A. under bust. Fine
and rare rouble.
1762. Peter 111. Magnificent rouble with bust. About
Unc.
17b4. Catherine 11. Mark below eagle. C. A. Fine and
Scarce rouble.
Ivan the Terrible. Silver kopeks struck from silver wire.
Pups. 8 pcs.
Grand Puke Doris silver kopeks (9), Peter the Great (56),
Good. 65 pcs.
1798. Paul I. Silver medal. Obv. bust, titles, etc. Rev.
Cross in blank field. Rouble size. Fine. Rare.
1801. Alexander L. silver medal. Bust R. “Alexander
I Russorum Lmperator P. P.” Rev. Commerce standing.
“Felicitati Perpetuae.” Rouble size. V. F. Rare.
1868. Alexander III. Rouble. V. F.
(1329). Scotland. David 11. Fdinburg. Groats. Good.
2 pcs.
James VI. Thistle merk. V. G. Rare.
1558. Mary Queen of Scots. Plack (fair), 1705, Anna,
Od o 5 shillings. V. G. Rare. 2 pcs.
1565. Mary and Henry Parnley. Royal. Crowned shield.
Their names. Rev. Crowned yew-tree with motto and
date. Very fine. Rare.
1567. James YL. Sword dollar. Arms of Scotland, name,
titles, etc. Rev. Sword, eounterstamped field in which
XXX and date, 1567. “ Pro Me Si ” etc. V. G. Rare.
Switzerland. Zurich, 1741. Half crown with view of city.
Choice lot of base silver and nickel coins, various cantons.
Several dups. Mostly very fine. 32 pcs.
1791. Sierra Leone. $1 with Lion. V. F. and rare.
1643. Sweden. Christina. Crown. Bust in high relief.
Rev. “Salvator Mundi. Salva Nos.” V. F. Scarce.
1859. Sweden. Oscar. 1 Species. V. G.
Subalpine Gaul. 5 Fr., year 10. Abt. F.
1871. Saxony. Thaler. V. F.
1831. Saxony. Anton, and Fred. Augusta Thaler. V.F.
1805. Sicily. Ferd. IV. 120 G. Bust. Arms. Very
Good. Scarce.
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J.fl 453
. (ot 454
/ hO 455
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1+4 460
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SPAIN. Philip II. double-crown. Bust r., name, titles,
etc. Rev. Arms. “Dominus Mihi Adivtor. ” About F.
and rare.
1737. Philip V7, 1761, Charles III. Dollars. Fine. 2 pcs.
1662. Peso (holed), 1799 Chas. IV. Peso. Good. 2 pcs.
1809. Joseph Napoleon. 20 R. Bust 1. Rev. Arms. V.
Fine.
1810. Another, as last. V. Good.
1820. Ferd. VII, 8 R, also one of 1821. Fine. 2 pcs.
1851. Isabel II. 20 Reals. V. F.
1871. Amadeo I. 5 Pesetas. V. F.
1875. Alfonso Nil. 5 Pesetas. Fine.
1793. Tuscany. Ferd. III. Scudo. Good.
Turkey. Dollar. Fine.
Turkey 20 Piastres and smaller, with two Tunisian. Abt.
F. 4 pcs.
Various Foreign Silver. France, Napoleon III, 1853, 2
Fr; 1854 Franc, and M> Franc, 1855 ^4 Franc. Proofs. 4
pcs.
French octagonal jeton, Napoleon III Franc, Jever thick
12 Grote, and rare Inauguration medals, Augustin, Mex-
ico, Colonial of Charles III, Spain, latter two half dollar
size and holed, others line. 5 pcs.
Venezuela, Chile, Peru, Portugal dime to V2 dollar size. G.
to fine. 10 pcs.
Flanders, Rostock, Solothurn, Lubeck, Wurzburg, mediae-
val pieces, classified in envelopes, two Roman and several
old Spanish. Interesting lot. Good to fine. 14 pcs.
Old Spanish coins, mostly 2 Reals, including Ferdinand and
Isabella V2 and 1 Real. Good to fine. Dups. 14 pcs.
Various modern small silver of Holland, Germany, Rome,
England, Switzerland, etc. Some are current. V. G. 14
pcs.
Small Austrian Coronation tokens (old) (3) and other
small silver, with some base, some are very old. Good
lot and two Bronze papal medals of Gregory XVI and Pius
IX. 38 pcs.
PAPER MONEY, ETC.
j/J- 471
^(0 472
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Aj 474
475
J.A 476
£/t 477
j lZ. 478
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United States Fractional Currency, First Issue. Plain
edges, 5 (2), 10, 25 and 50c, (Good) and Uno. Two pin
holes. 5 pcs.
Perforaed edges, 5, 10, 25 and 50c. ABNCo. line.
Rare. 4 pcs.
Second Issue. 5, 10, 25 and 50c. Uno. 4 pcs.
Third Issue. 50c Spinner, two varieties hacks. New. 2
pcs.
50c Justice, green and red backs. New. 2 pcs.
50c Justice, red back. Autographic Sigs. Colby & Spin
ner. Rare. Crisp.
— 50c Spinner, red backs, engr. sigs. and autograph sigs.
Colby & Spinner. Crisp. Both rare. 2 pcs.
25c Fessenden, red and green backs, engra. sigs. Crisp. 2
pcs.
10c Washington, red back (1), green backs (2). Crisp. 3
pcs.
10c Washington, red back autogr. sigs. Colby & Spin
ner. Crisp. Rare.
5c Clark, red and green backs, 3c Washington light curtain.
3 pcs.
Fourth Issue. 10c Washn., 15c Columbia, white paper
(2). Crisp. 3 pcs.
Fifth Issue. Dexter 50c, 10c Meredith (2), 25c Walker (2).
Crisp. 5 pcs.
10c Meredith red and green seals, 25c Walker, 50c Craw-
ford. Crisp. 4 pcs.
25c Walker, 50c Crawford. Cricp. 2 pcs.
25c Walker. Dups. Crisp. 6 pcs.
25c Walker. Dups. Crisp, as last. 0 pcs.
Another lot, as last. Crisp. 6 pcs.
50c Crawford. Crisp. 5 pcs.
50c Crawford. Dups. Crisp. 4 pcs.
$1 U. 8. Greenback. Washington. Columbus Discovering
America. One of the most beautiful bills. Crisp.
$1 Greenback, as last. Crisp.
JO MISCELLANEOUS
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pence, printed by B. Franklin. Uncirculated. Rare.
fhz ^4 N. J. March 25, 1776, 1 and 6 shillings, signed by John
Hart, Colonials, Pa. (5), Continental (2). Good lot. 9
pcs.
X 495 Old promissory note, 1779, Canadian, broken bank and Con-
federate bills, 25c to $100. 1835 and later. Avg. Good.
22 pcs.
MEDAL COLLECTION OF REV. F. M. BRISTOL, D. D.. OF
WASHINGTON, B. C., BISHOP OF THE M. E. CHURCH.
FOREIGN MEDALS.
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Austria (XV Century). Marguerite, daughter of Chas.V.
Bust. Angel. Size 45. Bronze. V. Rare.
Austria. Leopold and Claudia. Double crown, with loop.
Good.
Belgium. 1830. Provisional Government. Obv. Statue
on a pedestal, “A La Nation, date,” etc. Rev. Names of
officers. Silver. Size 40. V. G.
1831. Belgium. Independence medal.” Bruxelles, 1831 ”
in wreath, etc. Rev. “Sun rising over sea, ” etc. Silver.
Size 40. V. G. Rare. Also a bronze medal, eagle with
branch “Resurgens Tenebras Vera,” etc. Very fine. 2
pcs.
England. George III. Indian chief’s medal in silver.
Bust to r, name, etc. Rev. Arms of Britain. Loop gone.
Very good. Slightly bent. Size 75. Very rare.
Horatius Nelson. Bust r. by Abramson. Rev. Statue.
“Famam qui Terminat,” etc. Date 1805. Fine and very
rare. Size 39. Silver.
— William (of Orange) and Mary. Their marriage, 1641.
Obv. England offering olive branch to the married couple.
Rev. Ceremony. A very elaborate and interesting silver
medal by Blum. Size 70. V. F. and Rare.
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— James III. Bronze medal. Bust r. with long curly
hair. Rev. Bust of Clementina. Marriage. Size 40.
Abt. F. Rare.
1814. William Pitt. Bust 1. “Non Sibi Patriae,” etc.
Rev. “Nottingham Pitt Club,” etc. Bronze, gilded. Size
35, also Win. Ill pewter medal, 1092. The king being
crowned. Rev. Naval victory against France. Size 55.
F. Both rare. 2 pcs.
Electrotypes of bronze medals with busts of English kings.
37 pcs.
France. Bronze medal. 1795. Louis XVIII in high re-
lief seated on a throne, surrounded by crowned border and
field of fieur de 1 is. Rev. Arms, names, title. Very large
and splendid medal. Size 115mm. V. F.
Large electrotype Waterloo medal with busts of four rul-
ers, and classical battle scenes. Bronzed. V. F. Size
120.
1672. Louis XIV. Bust and titles. Rev. Allegory of his
power. Globe and sun. Bronze. Size 55. Rare.
1788. Louis XVI. Silver. Bust r. Titles, etc. Rev.
bee-hive. Relating to Industrial Society of Cape of Good
Hope, “Introduced into France.” Size 32; also bronze
medal of the Revolution, 1793. Busts of Pelletier and
Marat vis-a-vis. Rev. same. Size 43. F. and both very
rare. 2 pcs.
1792. Medal in silver, of the Revolution. Bust to 1.
Rev. Signs of Zodiac. The beginning of the Republican
calendar. V. F. Size 40. V. F. V. Rare.
1805. Napoleon I. Bust r. Rev. “Colonne de la Grands
Armee.” Erection in Paris of the statue. Size 40.
Silver. Rare.
J. J. Rosseau. Bust 1., date of birth. Rev. “Social Liv.
3 Chap. 1. Contrat.” (Monneron) bronze; also Lud. XV
and Mar. Ann, and two Austrian Jetons, latter brass.
G. to V. F. 4 pcs.
Chas. Ferdinand bronze, bust. Size 46. Also small silver
philantrophic medal. F. and rare. 2 pcs.
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1663. Germany. Saxony. Double-thaler, John George
II. Bust standing with sword. Rev. 20 escutcheons
around crowned arms of Saxony. “Sacri. Rom. Imp.
Archimars. Et. Elect,” in field, “1663.” Very fine and
rare.
1661. Munster (Bishop Christopher Bern). Obv. view of
city with St. Paul above. Rev. Arms. Submission of
city to his bishops. Rare crown. V. Fine.
J. Guttenburg and Faust, 1740. 3rd Centenary of art
of printing small silver. Salzburg, 1628, .silver medal,
Thai, size (latter holed). V. G. 2 pcs.
GERMANY. Martin Luther 1817. Bust 1. Rev. “Zum
Gedaeehtnis Der Dritten,” etc. Silver. Size 41. V. F.;
also one with bust front face, name. Rev. “Eine Fest
Burg, Heilbron, 1817,” 3rd Centenary. Same size. V.F.
2 pcs.
Luther and Melanchton. Busts r. Luther before the
King. “Ein Gut Berentus Vor Vielen Zeugen,” etc.
1730. Loop removed. Silver. Size 42. V. G.; also a
small jubilee medal 1730. Both silver. 2 pcs.
1817. Third Centenary of Reformation. Frankfort. Size
36. Silver. V. F.; smaller medal of Eisenach, 1717, Lu-
ther with Bible. V. F. Both rare. 2 pcs.
Luther medals in bronze and W. M. (2), copy of St. Bar-
tholomew medal, etc., includes an old seal of Monastery
of Holy Rood, A. D. 1555; Calvin, etc. V. G. to V. F. 9
pcs.
Osnabruch, 1764, small bronze “Spes Publica,” 1837, old
religious bronze oval with bust of Jesus, size 66, another
with eagle struggling with youth. Size 85. Rare bronze
lot. 3 pcs.
Fred. William bronze. Fine bust to left by Schwenzer.
Rev. female by sea. “International Fish Association,
1880.” Bronze shell, size 72. Ex. F. Beautiful.
Holland. William, Prince of Orange, one with Anna,
Arms, etc. Old bronze medals. V. F. One holed. 2 pcs.
Italy, 1446. Rimini. Sigismond Pandulfus Malatesta.
Obv. “Sigismundus Pandulfus Malatesta.” Head and
large bust to r. Rev. “Castellum Sismundum Arimin-
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ense M. CCCC. XLVL” Fortress of Rimini. Fine.
Holed at top, evidently for suspension. Bronze. Size 80.
A very rare original.
(1588). Tuscany. Ferdinand I. Bust r. “Ferd. Med.
Mag. Dux. Etruria. III.” Rev. “Virtutis Premia.” Scep-
tre and emblems of Tuscany. F. to V. F. Bronze. Size
42. Very rare.
(XVI Cent.) Milan. Charles Borromee (Cardinal). Obv.
head and large bust to left. “Car. Borromeus Card. Ar-
chiep. Medi.” Rev. “Sola. Gaudet: Ilumilitate Deus.”
Pascal lamb on an altar, above, rays in a cloud. Rare
original bronze. Loop removed. Size 50. Abt. F.
(XVII Cent.) Titus Livius Patanivus. Bust of author to
l. Rev. Bible between a palm and olive branch. Size 5b.
A restrike, in bronze.
(1689). Livius Odescalcus. Bust, name, etc. Rev. The
sun beaming on Italy. Size 62. Ex. line, and beautiful
work. Bronze.
(1692). Livius Odescalcus. Different bust r, name, etc.
Rev. Palace,1 “Tuetur. et. Arret.” V. F. Bronze. Size 60.
1750. Sardinia. Charles Emanuel. Bust r, etc. Rev.
Ceremony of marriage of Prince Amedie of Savoy and
Maria Antoinette of Spain. Ex. F. Bronze. Size 50.
1785. Milan. Louis Marchesius, name, etc. Rev. A lyre
on a pedestal between two branches of oak, below :“ Col.
leg. Music Mediol— MDCCLXXXV.” Bronze, size 42. V.
F.; 1785. Sicily. Carolina, fine bust r., name, etc. Rev.
Arrival of Princes in Naples, below “Neap pr. in He. Tr
Adventus, 1785.” Bronze. Size 43. 2 pcs.
1771. Sardinia. Charles Emanuel. Obv. bust r. Rev.
Heads vis-a-vis of the princes; between them and below a
fleur de lis, and two branches of laurel tied. Marriage of
Count of Provence with Duchess of Savoy. V.F.and rare.
Size 48. Bronze.
1815. Francis. (Emperor of Austria). Bust left, titles,
etc. Rev. Arms of Lombardy. Accession to the throne.
Also 1815, Italian inscription, bust. Rev. Lombardy re-
ceiving the king mounted. Bronze. Size 42. V. F. and
Rare. 2 pcs.
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1795. Italy. Bonaparte (General). Bust, naked to r.
Name, “Reip Ital. Praeses. Anno. III.” Rev. Allegorical
group, Bonaparte protecting Italy. Bronze. Size 57.
Original. V. F. Rare.
1838. Lombardy. Bust of Ferdinand to r, titles, etc. Rev.
Coronation scene, with pope, etc. 1838. V. F. Bronze.
Size 50. Rare.
1829. Judith Pasta (Cant a trice). Obv. Bust, “Giuditta
Pasta.” Rev. “Titolata Nel M DC 'OCX XIX -Prim a, ’ ’ etc.
Bronze, size 43. V. F.
1792. Brescia. Independence of 1792. ObvAEpoca Del-
la Liberta Bresciana." A sword and Liberty cap with
”18 Marzo, 1797.” Tne whole in laurel wrtli. Rev. Cap-
ture of the fortress of Broletto. Size 60. Bronze, about
F. Very rare.
1840. Turin. Charles Albert. Obv. Minerva. Rev. Stat-
ue of Minerva, holding a globe. “MDCCCXL,” etc.
Scientific Congress. Bronze, size 70. F. and rare.
Venice Urban (Patriarch of), XVIII Cent. Large bust to
r. Rev. “Supel. conlat. ad. Incream. Scient, et Art,” etc.
wrth. Bronze, size 62. V. F.
1775. Pius VI. Bronze. Bust r, titles, etc. Rev. Female
kneeling before an altar on which is Pascal lamb, date, etc.
Jubilee medal. Original. Size 42. V. F. and rare.
Restrikes of papal medals of Urban VIII, Alexander VII,
Innocent XII, Benedict XIV. One or two are originals.
V. F. lot, size 35-37. 8 pcs.
Clement XI, Gregory XVI, Hercules, Cardinal of Rome,
1824; Pius IX 1859, obv. names of Cardinals of Roman
Senate. The French Empire re-establishing Pope Pius
IX. Large bronzes, mostly size 48. Fine, one a restrike.
5 pcs.
Papal States, Promulgation of dogma of Immaculate Con-
ception. Rev. Saint, date, etc. “Mario Lupo Bergomati”
Historian and Antiquarian. Bust r. Rev. female stand-
ing, date, etc. 1785. Felice and Eliza (Lucca) busts.
Michael Angelo, Florence, 1875. Bronzes, sizes about 40.
F. Scarce. 4 pcs.
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Antonio Canova, and various Catholic and papa! medals
and tokens, mostly sizes 30. Brass and bronze. Fine lot,
several old and rare. 20 pcs.
1856. Russia. Alexander II. Barge silver medal. Bust
r. and inscription. Rev. Anns. V. I4'. Size 62. Heavy
and rare.
Melbourne International Exhibition, 1880. Bust of \ into
ria. Rev. “Yitam Excolucre Per Artes” in wrtli. Large
bronze. Size 70.
McGill University bronze medal. Bust of Justinian.
Prize, 1864. Size 42. 1842. China English war medal,
without loop. Edge: “John Davis, H. M. S. Conway.
(Silver). V. G. 2 pcs.
1844. Sweden, Chas. XIV. Bust. Rev. Tomb.; also one
of Oscar [I with bust. Rev. “Brodrafolkens Val.” Si 1
ver. Both size 30. Fine. 2 pcs.
1765. Spain. Chas. III. Bust, name, “ Parene Optimus”
etc. Rev. joined busts of Prince and Princess, below:
“Aloisa. Philip. Inf. Lisp.”, date, etc. Marriage of his
daughter. Bronze, size 51. V. F.; also Barcelona, Obv.
“ Pietas Gallica.” Religion relieving the plague-strick
en. Rev. “Morte Venalum. Petiere. Palrnam.” Plague
of Barcelona. Size 45. F. and both rare. 2 pcs.
Various. Rosseau (electrotype) 1691, old token with bish-
op, and two French tokens. V. G. (1) and Fine. 4 pcs.
AMERICAN MEDALS AND TOKENS.
Large 1812 medal with view of ships at Smyrna, to Com-
mander Ingraham, by Congress. Bronze. Size 100. Ex.
F. Mint restrike.
1824. Franklin Institute award medal in bronze. With
bust. V. F. Size 50.
Daniel Webster large bronze by Wright. Bust. Rev. Mon-
ument. Size 73. Fine. Bronze.
Hon. James Pollock, Governor of Pa., 1869. Large bronze
with bust. Size 75. Fine.
1846. Mexican War. Somers medal awarded by Cong-
ress. Size 56. Bronze. V. F.
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James Buchanan Mint medal with bust. Awarded to Dr.
Frederick Rose, Asst. Surgeon Royal Navy. Bronze.
Size 75. Ex. F.
1860. James Buchanan, with bust. Commemorating first
embassy of Japan to the U. S. Bronze. Size 75. V. F.
Electrotype with brass shell mounting of Confederate
States of America. Shield. Fine.
Samuel F. B. Morse (?). Bust r. Rev. blank. Bronze.
Size 60.
Agassiz. Bust r. Rev. “Terra Marique Ductor Indag-
atione Naturae,” etc. Bronze. Size 62. V. F.
Washington Allston, Artist. Bust R. Am. Art Union.
Size 60. F.
1776. Restrike of Peace and Commerce medal, with In-
dian and Peace. Rev. U. S. Shield. Size 62. Cyrus W.
Field, bronze, size 50; Lafayette. Bust. Rev. “The De-
fender of American and French Liberty,” etc. V.F. lot.
3 pcs.
U. S. life saving medal in bronze. Man saving another.
Rev. Shield and eagle. “United States of America.”
Size 65, Antony Wayne (electrotype) for battle of Stony
Point, Sanitary fair, 1864, Phila. Large bronzes. Fine.
3 pcs.
Benj. Franklin “Natus Boston.” Bust. Rev. “Eripuit
Coelo,” etc. Size 45.
U. S. Grant. Bust, below which olive branch and pipe of
peace; Rev. Bible, Globe, etc. Bronze, size 62. V. F.
I. O. O. F. 1869, Phila. Celebration, Chicago Fire medal.
Bronze. Size 42, 1 W. M. 2 pcs.
1876. Centennial. Head of Liberty to left. Rev. Two
flags crossed. Beautiful proof, also square wooden medals
showing buildings. V. choice. 6 pcs.
Fine plaster paris seal of Mississippi Medical Society, in a
wooden box; two large Centennial medals in plush boxes.
1 gilded. 3 pcs.
John E. Howard, award for battle of Cowpens, Centennial
medal in bronze (dollar size) 1846. Dinner given Samuel
Taylor, sizes 45. V. F. 3 pcs.
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John Wesley. Bust left. “The world is my Parish.”
Rev. Wesley Chapel and Parsonage, John St., N. Y., Oct.
JO, 1768. Dedicated by Philip Embury. Brass. V. F.
Size 45.
Wm. 11. Harrison, 1840. Jubilee of Bunker Hill; 1885, New
Orleans Expo., both gilded. Size 45. 2 pcs.
K. T. Conclave, 24th, badge, gold plated, in box, 1885, New
Orleans Expo., Bishop Soule. Rev. Randolph-Macon Col-
lege, Va., 1867, 1876 Centennial, with badge. All W. M.
4 pcs.
Various White Metal medals 1876. Presbyterian medal
with bust of John Witherspoon, Stonewall Jackson, by
Oaque, Henry Clay, Robt. E. Lee, statue, New Orleans,
“The Chinese Junk Keying.” First Chinese vessel
brought to Europe 1848. Declar. of Indep., large size.
Fine. 7 pcs.
Others, smaller, Am. Total Abstinence Society, John Wes-
ley, Canadian Exhibition, 1880 Luther, etc. Mostly fine-
14 pcs.
Stonewall Jackson medal, W. M. bronzed, in plush box.
Others, Columbus, Lyle, Phila. Fire Dept., Lexington Cen-
tennial, Oath. Total Abs. Union, Children’s medals (2),
Sheridan, etc. Size about 35. V. F. 9 pcs.
Others in W. M. Zach. Taylor, Lovett cards, Firemens,
1873, W. Pa. Num. Society, 1878, Garfield, Geo. Calvert,
La. Expo., 1885, 2d Regt. Blue Reserves, etc. Mostly size
30. V. F. 1 rubber. 12 pcs.
Others in W. M. Smaller, Grant (several varieties), Gree-
ley, Tilden, etc. V. F. lot. 18 pcs.
Brass medals. Daniel O’Connell, Henry Clay, Jno. C. Fre-
mont, Centennial, 1876; Thomas Brainard, D. D., Third
Pres. Church, Phila., 1867; Liberty Bell, 1876, mostly size
38. V. F. Rare. 6 pcs.
Others in Brass. Geo. Calvert, Firemans, 1860, McClellan,
Tilden, satyrical, Napoleon, St. Helena, W. H. Harrison]
Fremont, Winfield Scott. V. F. Lot. 11 pcs.
Another lot in Brass, smaller sized. Calvert, political.
Clay, etc. Mostly V. F. 17 pcs.
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Copper and Bronze. Calvert, 1846, Coast Survey award,
Pioneer B. B. Club, 1859, B. Franklin, Jaudon, Numismat-
ist, R. B. Hayes, McClellan, W. H. Harrison, “To Women
of Revolution, 1876” (silver), Constitution and Guerri-
ere, 1812, Anthony Wayne, Grant, U. S. Steam Coinage,
1836. Mostly V. Fine, several scarce. 14 pcs.
Stonewall Jackson, by Caque, in plush box. W. M. V. F.
White metal pieces, Grant, Clay and others, mostly size 35.
V. F. 9 pcs.
LINCOLN. Large bust r, rev. broken column. Bronze.
V. F.
Large head to r. Rev. “Emancipation Proclaimed, Jan. 1,
1863.” Bronze. Size 45. V. F.
Large bust r. Rev. hand breaking chains, 1863. Cast.
Size 82. V. F. Ex. Rare.
Various Lincolns, bust 1. Rev. wreath of rails (bronze),
also W. M. bust. Rev. head of Washington, two small
mint silver medals. V. F. 4 pcs.
Admiral Vernon medals. Large size with two busts, Ver-
non and Brown Rev. “Took Porto Bello,” etc., also three
varieties of smaller medals. Good lot. Scarce. 5 pcs.
MASONIC MEDALS AND TOKENS. Brussels (XIX
Century). Lodge of the Philanthropic Friends. Obv.
“Des Amis Philantrophes— De Bruxelles,” Female radi-
ated standing between two columns near a lighted altar,
holding wrtli. of two shields. Rev. List of names of the
dignitaries of the Lodge, below two branches of laurel
tied. Bronze. Size 46. V. F. and rare.
— Paris. Lodge of the Rigid Observers (XIX Cent.).
Temple between two columns, etc. Rev. Three mallets
tied in center of a serpent, etc., also Versailles, France,
Lodge of the Associated Soldiers (Scottish Rite). Obv.
Masonic Arms. Rev. Star of Solomon with sun in center,
etc. Bronze. V. G. and V. F. Both rare. 2 pcs.
— Douai (France). Lodge of the Perfect Union. Obv.
Star of Salomon with sun in center. Rev. Female seated
to 1., near a pile of lances holding a caduceus and a wrth.,
etc. Bronze, fine. Rare.
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and throne, “Non nobis Solum. ’’ etc. Size 49. Bronze.
V. E.
18.iT. Hamburg. Centennial. Obv. view oi‘ interior ot
Masonic temple, with table. Rev. Arms of city in square.
“Sodalitas Latomorum,” etc. Bronze. Size 41., also a
smaller bronze medal. Obv. square and compass. Rev.
smaller, “llommage de F. F. F. Mac. D ’Europe a Leurs
TrlT. CCC. FFF. Des Flats Unis D’Ameriquc 5770 ★
5870.” V. F. Rare. 2 pcs.
Belgian medalet. Two hands clasped in triangle, “Aux
TTrr. CCC. FFF. Ft rang.” etc. Rev. Masonic and other
arms, “Or. De. Liege 7 F. M. 5809.” Holed at top tor
suspension. Very rare. American mark pennies, Lake
City Lodge, Fla. (brass), Black Jack Grove, Texas, N. Y.,
5787, “Hollandische,” etc. V. F. lot. 4 pcs.
France. Silver medal. Obv. Square and compass, and be
low, “5820.” Rev. Globe. “Admirateurs De L’Uni-
vers.” V. F. Size 20.
Various, Masonic emblems and Masonic Temple, N. Y.,
muled with Gen. Grant medal (both brass), Phila. Masonic
Temple. Rev. Masonic emblems, “Dedicated September
20 A. S. 1873.” “Olive Branch No. 39, DeWitt Clinton,
G. M.” etc. muled with view of “Old Round House, Leroy,
N. Y.” Two in W. M. Springfield, Mass., Masonic Tem-
ple, and Central Park obelisk medal. Rev. Masonic em-
blems. V. F. lot. Several rare. 5 pcs.
WASHINGTON MEDALS. Bronze artist’s proof of the
large Eccleston medal. Rev. Indian. Very largo, size
105, the impression sunken deeply, incuse on large plan-
ch et. Unique.
Washington before Boston medal. Size 60. Perfect die.
Rare.
597
Washington with Masonic reverses, Lovett’s large bronze
with head to r. within small circle. Rev. Emblems; Ilarz-
feld medal in bronze and W. M. with bust front face;
rev. “Fortitude, Prudence,” etc. C. H. Lovett 1870 med-
al “Fit Keyston in the Triumphal Arch,” etc. Freder-
icksburg, Va., Lodge 5752, both bronze, also brass, small
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bust in wreath. “Father of our Country. ” Rev. Emb-
lems and eye. V. F. lot, several rare. 6 pcs.
Bronze medals. Bust 1. and name. Rev. in wrth. “Born
Feb. 22d, 1732, chosen Commander-in-Chief, July, 1776,
Chosen Prest. 1789, died Deer. 14, 1799, Aged 68 years.”
An old medal by Wvon. Size 44. Fine and rare.
Bust ol Washington, name, “Security.” Rev. reproduc-
tion of obv. of Sommer Island shilling. (Rare pattern).
Washington monument by “G. H. L. ” Centennial with
liberty seated, U. S. Mint medal, “Oath of Allegiance,”
William Washington, for Cowpens (shell in bronze) and
the Voltaire medal with naked bust and stacked arms,
etc. Good to V. F. 8 pcs.
Brass Washingtons, Laubenheimer’s bust left, beneath
which square, and compass, etc. Rev. Washington chop-
ping down the cherry tree. “I cannot tell a lie,” etc.
(large) copy of Washington half dollar, etc. V. F. Sev-
eral scarce. 4 pcs.
Large pewter medal with view of house at Mt. Vernon, by
J. Crutchett, Mt. Vernon Factory. Rev. religious verses,
etc. Size 70. F. Holed for suspension. Very rare and
fine.
Christeson medal, Centennial, Washington monument and
others in W. M. large and small, several scarce. V. F.
lot. 14 pcs.
The California Washington medal, by Kuner, W. M. with
loop and ring. V. F.
1808. Washington Benevolent Society, holed. Fair. V.
Rare. Silver.
Miscellaneous. Low token 163. Howell Rose Garden.
Holed at top. R. 3. Abt. Fine.
Collection of Chinese coins mounted on cards, various is-
sues including knife, fork and other old issues, both large
and small. Many are very old, and rare, mostly attribu-
ted. Very good. 187 pcs.
MISCELLANEOUS COINS AND MEDALS.
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613
614
615
616
1649. Regensburg, old medal io crown. Obv. view of
Noah’s ark. Dove bringing olive branch. Arms of city,
etc. Rev. date, “Friden. Danckhfestes — Derstat. Reg
enspurg Den- 168 Bris. S. P. Q. R. ” in a laurel wreath.
Ex. fine and very rare.
1621. England. Paul Jordan bronze medal. Obv. head
and bust, date, “Pavl lord. D. G. Ang.” etc. Rev. on a
tablet “ Reluetante. Fortuna, ” etc. Size 30. F.
Germany (XVIII Cent.). Industrial and Agr. Society
medal in silver. Tree. Rev. tablet and inscription. Size
45. Holed for suspension. V. G.
Germany, rare silver medal (1829). Third Cent, of Refor-
mation. Portraits of five princes. Rev. five princes
standing before a minister making the oath on open Bible
on a table. Also inscription. V. Fine. Size 40. Very
Rare.
1680. Sicily. Christina. Head of Queen to r. Rev.
Terrestrial globe, and below, 1680. “Ne Mi Besogna Ne
Mi Basta. ” Size 32. Bronze. Rare. Fine.
1671. Italy. Charles Errard, Musician. Obv. Name.
Rev. Apollo standing holding a bow, at his feet a sea
monster. Rome. With loops attached. V. F. and rare.
Size 42. Bronze.
Various Canadian coins and tokens, Wellingtons, Magda-
len Island penny, etc. Several dups. Avg. G. (26) also
10 Foreign coins and tokens. 36 pcs.
British Tradesmen’s tokens, very choice lot of Vo and Id.
Ex. F. to Unc. 17 pcs.
Another lot, large variety, including God Preserve London,
Lady Godiva, etc. Some rare. Fair to fine. 1 or 2 are
holed. Mostly good. 14 to Id. 70 pcs.
Various foreign \o>pers, Liberia 2c, Ceylon, Japan, etc. V.
G. to Fine (35), poor '16). 51 pcs.
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